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French Empire Lithograph, The Burnt Eagles, Published By Martinet In Paris, Bonapartist Theme
In Paris, Martinet Libraire, rue du Coq, St-Honoré, N°13
Les Aigles Brûlées, Dédicé aux braves de la Patrie
Lithograph Sun-faded paper, stains and pitting (see photos)
French Restoration period, to the glory of the Empire
Print published by Martinet Libraire in Paris, to the glory of the past of Napoleon Bonaparte, it indicates under the image:
The Braves of the Old Guard learning that they wanted to deprive them of their Eagles, burned them and drank the Ashes mixed with Wine; One of them, after drinking, speaking for all, said to the Royal Officers who were bringing the White Flags: Go tell the Duke of Berry that our Eagles are safe!...
This trait, which characterizes the greatness of the French soul, is too beautiful not to pass down to posterity.
Sold in its period gilded frame.
Framed dimensions: 32.5 x 43.5 x 2cm
Les Aigles Brûlées, Dédicé aux braves de la Patrie
Lithograph Sun-faded paper, stains and pitting (see photos)
French Restoration period, to the glory of the Empire
Print published by Martinet Libraire in Paris, to the glory of the past of Napoleon Bonaparte, it indicates under the image:
The Braves of the Old Guard learning that they wanted to deprive them of their Eagles, burned them and drank the Ashes mixed with Wine; One of them, after drinking, speaking for all, said to the Royal Officers who were bringing the White Flags: Go tell the Duke of Berry that our Eagles are safe!...
This trait, which characterizes the greatness of the French soul, is too beautiful not to pass down to posterity.
Sold in its period gilded frame.
Framed dimensions: 32.5 x 43.5 x 2cm
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